About this project

NightWeaver Protocol is presented as a companion utility for Elden Ring: Nightreign, versioned 3.1.2 and described as updated for a 2026 expansion. The README frames it as a quality-of-life augmentation layer rather than a conventional trainer, emphasizing optional, adjustable effects instead of blanket god mode. Claimed features include Vitality Harmony (real-time HP/FP pool rebalancing with three intensity levels), Executioner's Edge (adjustable damage multiplier on stagger, roughly 1.5x to 10x), Momentum Engine (dynamic rune spawn-rate tuning that scales with NG+ cycles), Infinite Satchel (auto-restock of consumables from storage), and Dream Walker (one-click unlock of all Nightfarers). Features are described as modular and hot-swappable. The stated technical approach is non-invasive runtime memory interaction rather than game-file modification, with changes described as transient and reversible after a game restart. The repository layout shown in the README includes src/core, src/patches, src/ui, src/safe_mode, config/profiles, config/language, config/schema.json, docs and tests. Installation is portable: download an archive, extract anywhere, run NightWeaver_Launcher.exe on 64-bit Windows 10/11, point it at the game executable, and launch the game through the suite. The README claims no admin rights, no background services and no telemetry. The overlay UI is described as low-clutter, appearing on an Alt+Tab-style trigger, with a color-blind-friendly palette and font scaling from 80% to 200%. Localization is listed for English, Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Italian and Polish. Support channels mentioned are 24/7 live chat, a Discord community and a ticketing system. Extensibility is offered through JSON "thread patterns" with base modifiers, triggers and actions, documented in docs/thread_api.md. The README includes a comparison table asserting no detection risk, under 15 MB RAM use, per-character config profiles and a "weave, don't bludgeon" philosophy. A disclaimer states the project is unaffiliated with FromSoftware or Bandai Namco, is intended for personal offline or co-op use and content creation, and does not condone use in online competitive modes. Licensing is MIT. Note for directory editors: the README makes strong unverifiable claims, including undetectability by anti-cheat systems, 98% test coverage, 24/7 human support and rapid patch turnaround. These are marketing assertions from the project itself, not independently verified capabilities. The repository appears to be a game modification/trainer distribution, and the download link points to a GitHub Pages site rather than a conventional release artifact.